Mistaken Match: Marrying the Enigmatic CEO by Ruby Fennimore

Chapter 214

After being stabbed by Abellyn, Ryder did not return to work for a few days.

He was someone who worked hard his entire life. Though his injury was still

healing, he couldn’t bring himself to laze at home. Thus, he decided to head

out and pick up his son first.

However, when he arrived at the school, the teacher said Tommy had

already been picked up by Abellyn.

What was going on?

He had a bad feeling. After all, Abellyn had never walked with Tommy to or

from school before. What kind of tricks was she up to?

He hurriedly called her only to hear Abellyn loudly grumbling, “My parents are

here today. Can’t I even pick up my son so that we could all have a peaceful

dinner? Don’t come here. I don’t want to start a fight again!”

That infuriated him.

Still, he had to respect his in–laws. A good meal with them would be better for

Tommy than the simple meal he would be getting if he dined with Ryder.

Since Tommy was not around, he called Emmanuel who had said he wanted

to visit. However, it had been two whole days!

a few minutes, Ryder. I’ll head

home.”

hung up the call abruptly because

of the office

You’re going

she was sitting

schedule busier than hers?

bonding time, so Ryder will

I’ll show him the video of Abellyn cheating on him and discuss what

then,” Emmanuel replied in

she felt something was off about the situation.

we have dinner on our own and I

you later?”

“Huh?”

was stunned. Why was she

not

was a deliberate poke at his

just happy. With you around, we would absolutely be able

with the best

sincerity was clear in his

did not know when it started, but he

the solutions

for a month, she had

problems plaguing his family.

married you, Ms. Quillen! If not for you, the

would have

moment, she turned her head to look

finally hit you?

issues with brute

“Haha! That’s true!”

did not argue or feel embarrassed at all. Instead,

existence is to cover up

you have.”

“Tch!”

scoffed with disagreement

upon reflection, he was not wrong. His combat and